No, Ana Navarro, the Principle of Separation of Church and State Does Not Justify Abortion

Townhall.com ^ | October 5, 2021 | Katherine Blakeman

[Ban Draoi Marbh Draoi]

Strictly speaking, the idea of separation of church and state was formulated during the Reformation to protect the church from the state because of the corruption that occured when the state usurped the moral authority of the church.

If anything, we need to re-articulate the original purpose of separation of church and state because the leftist government in power now has created the “state church” of anti-white racism and it is nothing more than a latter day usurpation of the moral authority of the church by the state.

[Richard Axtell]

Leftists always seem to misunderstand, and consequently abuse the Constitution via the “Wall of Separation” theme, that appears nowhere in the Constitution, or any official government documentation. It appears first in a letter Thomas Jefferson wrote to a preacher, and was not meant to imply the secularization of the US government.

This is old and established ground, we all know. But, the Left continues to distort and lie, assuming they can count on the ignorance of the Constitution, by legislators and the public. There is no excuse for this, and anyone who falls for this false argument should be ashamed of their lack of basic knowledge of our rights and responsibilities regarding the Constitution.

Yet I forever hear about “the Constitutional Right to Abortion” and how it is “settled law”. It simply is not. I once enraged a weak minded leftist, by challenging him to explain the “law making process” and remember if he could the “HR” number for “House Resolution” that led to the Roe vs Wade decision, and this “law of the land”. He could not, because there never was one. It is not a law, it is a vague and poorly argued distortion of assumed content of “the Right of Privacy”, which somehow is made into a ruling to supersede a person’s right not to be killed, for an other’s convenience.

Make the ignorant face this fact that there is no such right, spelled out anywhere in the Constitution. Never was there, and can only be added with legitimate amendments to that most important document. The Left knows that this will never happen, so they lie, and lie, and lie.